Super Sliders Non-Skid Door Stop, Durable Rubber Wedge Design for textured surfaces and carpet - Grip and Door Control – 1-Pack, Brown

Product Review: Super Sliders Durable Rubber Wedge Door Stop ​Rating: ★★★★★ ​Overall Impression: This is a straightforward, heavy-duty solution for doors that refuse to stay put on slick surfaces. Unlike cheaper plastic versions, the rubberized material provides a genuine "bite" on the floor. ​Pros: ​True Non-Skid Performance: The rubber material has excellent grip. It doesn't slide across hardwood or tile when the door exerts pressure, which is a common failure point for lighter wedges. ​Durable Build: It feels solid and doesn't compress or deform under the weight of heavier solid-core doors. ​Low Profile: The wedge angle is gradual enough to fit under doors with tight clearances while still being tall enough for standard gaps. ​Cons: ​Scent: Like many new rubber products, there is a slight "factory" smell out of the packaging, though it dissipates after a day or two. ​Dust Magnet: The high-grip surface tends to pick up pet hair and dust quickly, requiring an occasional rinse to maintain maximum "stick." ​Real-World Testing I used this on a heavy entry door that frequently swings shut due to a draft. Even on a polished surface, the Super Sliders wedge stayed exactly where I placed it without marking the floor. It is significantly more reliable than the standard plastic stops I've used in the past. ​Final Verdict: If you need a reliable, "set-it-and-forget-it" door stop for high-traffic areas or heavy doors, this is a great value. It performs exactly as advertised and feels like it will last for years. If you found this review helpful please press the thumbs up button up below. Thanks.

If you need a wedge to prop up a door, as it mostly will do, get this for you should get MORE! Because it's a thing you'll NEED when you least expect it! It's hard enough to keep things IN PLACE, it's made of a material that's stays CLEAN and is EASY to clean—- and you can use it on VIDEO PROJECTS, like I do… using the wedges to hold a camera in place. IT IS INEXPENSIVE— and you're going to THANK YOURSELF for reading my advice!

I remember when door jams (wedges) weren't hollow. Or so tiny. I can't imagine that this thing cost more than a dime to produce. This does the trick, though. I have a door that doesn't shut, and this keeps the hounds at bay. Sometimes it is tricky dislodging it, but those hounds are big. Recommended.

Great indoor door stopper if you've got doors that won't stay closed or, in my case, needed something to keep a couple doors open so the robot vacuum didn't close them while cleaning

It is generally good, but the material is a WEE bit too firm, making it just a little difficult to apply. I would normally kick such a thing in with my shoe, but I found I had to go down on my hands and knees to kinda squiggle/muscle it into place. A slightly softer plastic would likely work better!

The name "Super Sliders" is deceiving. Granted, I didn't look for the measurement of door stop but this item is small. I had an old hard plastic one that my S.O. swept out with the dog fur %26 didn't see it when he dust panned it into trash can. These are made of rubber %26 state that they will work on textured floors %26 carpet. I have sautillo tile that weren't set very level, so stopper will catch on uneven edges. Considering the low price for a small rubber stopper could be considered a good price but not if it doesn't grip well enough to stop a door. My peeve is that it's small but if it does it's job, I can still recommend.

I'm glad I only ordered one of these. It is very small and you have to push it almost all the way under the door for it to be a doorstop. No, I would not recommend this product.

This is advertised as being rubber. it is not , it is hard plastic and won't stop a door while sitting on hardwood floors. it just slides as the door moves. Less than 2 $ but still, had i known the truth I would have searched for different one. VERY DISAPPOINTED !!

doorstop is made of a hard plastic. its too hard and doesn't grip the floor at all. I had to pound it in to make it stay but it just slides on the floor. photo shows how the plastic dented from one use for 5 seconds. its just not rubbery enough to grip anything and has small surface touching on the bottom because its mostly hallow. Its also not that big.

although it says rubber it feels more like plastic it's very smooth even on the bottom slit across my tile floor I tried it on several different doors even on the wood floor